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Table of Contents
- Contents
- Interregionalism and the New Global Order
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Part I. CONCEPTUALIZATION:REGIONALISM, REGIONAL INTEGRATION, AND TRANSREGIONALISM
- Ch01. Transregionalism and Regionalism
- Ch02. Discussion on Transregionalism and the Destiny of the Megaprojects TPP and TTIP
- Ch03. Integration Systems, Subregionalism, and Transregionalism
- Ch04. A World of Global Regions? Is Regionalization 2.0 Possible?
- Part II. THE TRANSREGIONALIST AGENDA AND MODELS OF INTEGRATION—A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
- Ch05. Differentiated Integration in the European Union
- Ch06. The European Dimension: The V4 and the EU
- Ch07. The Eurasian Dimension
- Ch08. The Southeast Asian Dimension
- Ch09. The Comparative Demension of European and Asian Regionalisms
- Part III. NEW WAYS OF INTEGRATION?EMERGING OVERLAPPING AND TRANSREGIONAL PROJECTS
- Ch10. The Silk Road Economic Belt and the Maritime Silk Road Initiative
- Ch11. Becoming Land-Linked Instead of Landlocked
- Ch12. The Transregional Agendaf or Southern Eurasia
- Part IV. THE EFFECTS AND OUTCOMES OF TRANSREGIONALIST LOGIC
- Ch13. Ideology, Identity, and Security in Eurasia
- Ch14. Balancing Transregional and Regional Projects
- Index
- About the Editors and Contributors
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